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1 | Originated | Bodily Features | Herds, Bands, Offspring & Repopulating | Behaviors | Abilities | Other Features |
2 | Equuiossa originate from a distant planet known as [Planet Name]. Equuiossa, along with other creatures, are brought to Earth by teams from the Agency. Occasionally, the crew assembles a larger team for expeditions to [Planet Name] to capture Equuiossa, Grelifcent, Raladul, and other inhabitants of the planet. Equuiossa are generally easier to capture when they wander away from their herds, whether they’re exploring as loners, seeking adventure, or hunting alone. The discovery of this planet came about as scientists aimed to uncover the true origins of the Grelifcents, which had only been known through rumors and theories. With this new world, we have the opportunity to explore a diverse array of species, each possibly endowed with unique magical abilities. We’ve successfully located the Grelifcent on this planet, and in the process, we also encountered the Raladul and Equuiossa. - - - | Most Equuiossa have short fur, often enhanced by tufts on their bodies. They typically feature a horse-like mane and a long tail lined with short or long hair, with the tip usually buried beneath this fur. In some uncommon cases, an Equuiossa may be hairless, displaying only a short-furred coat that leaves their neck and tail bare. Rarely, some may have a fully fluffy body. Stallions generally sport two horns, while mares possess a single horn, though this can occasionally be reversed. Additionally, some may have spikes, extra tufts of hair in various places, or even uniquely colored skeletons. Uncommon variants may exhibit reversed horse coat designs or tri-colored markings, while rare cases can showcase unrealistic colors or conditions like albinism, melanism, or leucism. The insides of an Equuiossa are transparent, with the exception of their skeletons. Anything they consume becomes transparent, and for up to an hour after it exits their bodies, making their manure nearly invisible during that time—so be careful not to step in it! You won’t need an X-ray to identify broken bones, as this transparency allows you to easily spot any injuries, which could impact their eligibility for certain shows. | Equuiossa are typically found in herds ranging from 5 to over 30 individuals. In the wild, many colts leave their herds between 10 and 20 months of age to join bachelor bands composed of other stallions. These bachelor bands usually consist of 3 to 10 colts and stallions. Most stallions maintain 2 to 5 mares, and their herds may grow with the addition of offspring or other members who no longer reproduce. While these herds generally range from 8 to 20 individuals, they often chase off their yearling colts to maintain their structure. Most herds have at least one Lead Stallion, a Lead Mare, a Lead Hunter, a Lead Healer, and a caretaker who looks after the foals of other herd members. In rare cases, these roles may duplicate when the herd reaches sizes of 30 to 50 individuals. Often, the herd splits into two or three smaller groups during the day but tends to gather together at night for safety and companionship. | These creatures hunt in small groups of 2 to 5, depending on their prey. Highly protective of their herds, they demonstrate strong territorial behavior. While they can be somewhat distant or shy, they may also exhibit aggression when provoked. Known for their loyalty, some Equuiossa can be tamed, allowing individuals to earn their trust and explore the mysteries of these fascinating beings. Equuiossa can be challenging to train at times, but with enough dedication and patience, they often become loyal companions ready to protect you wherever you go. Mares tend to have a spirited nature, making them especially protective of their bonded humans. Stallions are known for their loyalty, energy, and bravery. If you choose to geld a stallion, he may become calmer and more relaxed, leading to smoother interactions with other Equuiossa. Equuiossa don’t require shoes, but if you choose to have them shod, be aware that they can be a bit fussy about it! - | Equuiossa possess a magical ability to gradually heal themselves from viruses and diseases. They can also assist in healing other Equuiossa and creatures, but this often requires three or more Equuiossa for effective results; otherwise, their healing may be insufficient for 2 to 3 days. However, they cannot repair broken bones and can only alleviate the muscle pain caused by such injuries. Over the years, various Equuiossan owners have observed that Equuiossa have limited eyesight. They see better during the day and in well-lit conditions at night. However, they can detect any living creature with a heartbeat, and the faster your blood flows, the easier it is for them to spot you. This heightened sensitivity can sometimes trigger the prey drive in certain Equuiossa, but with sufficient training and patience, this behavior can be managed or reduced. - - | - Live up to 25-50 years old. In some rare cases, they can reach their 70s. - They've got a wide range of heights just like horses, ranging between 11 and 20.3 hands. - Mares 75% | Stallions 25% - You can breed your new Equuiossa as long as it's adult and has training done up to T4 training. You'll at this point have unlocked his or her first 3 slots. As long as you've trained, you're able to breed an adult as soon as you desire, as slong as there are breeding artists open! - When breeding, the mare's fertility is used, however it'll be highest rank if mare x mare or stallion x stallion. |